cityofcanals
nounUK /ˌsɪti əv kəˈnælz/
US /ˌsɪti əv kəˈnælz/
A city that has many canals, which are like small rivers made by people.
Venice is a famous city of canals where boats are used instead of cars.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A nickname for Venice, Italy, because of its many canals.
Tourists flock to the city of canals to ride gondolas.
3. Any urban area built around a network of man-made waterways.
Birmingham once called itself a city of canals because of its industrial waterways.
4. A poetic way to describe a place where water streets replace roads.
The children imagined a magical city of canals floating under the moon.